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Watch this webinar for guidance on the informed selection of in vivo mouse models for the preclinical evaluation of therapeutic candidates for Alzheimer’s disease.
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Watch this webinar to learn how to select appropriate combinations of Cre drivers and loxP-flanked alleles for tissue-specific effects.
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In this webinar, we’ll cover the basics of iPSCs, showcase real-world research applications, and discuss the biological questions these models help answer.
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Automated platform to generate high-quality induced iPSC lines and differentiate them into diverse, disease-relevant cell types. Advanced capabilities for efficient, reproducible research.
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What You'll Learn:PBMC models enable in vivo human immune system studiesDelayed GvHD supports longer, more flexible study windowsNSG-S15-DKO shows:Enhanced multi-lineage engraftment (T, NK,...
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Learn about the S15‑DKO strain (NSG-NSG‑MHC I/II DKO × NSG‑SGM3‑IL15), which supports broader human immune cell engraftment (T, B/plasma, NK, cDC, macrophages, γδ T cells) without acute xGvHD.
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Learn how the Behavioral Phenotyping Core at Seattle Children’s Research Institute expanded its capabilities with the integration of the Allentown Discovery IVC Rack powered by The Jackson Laboratory.
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Learn more about the JAX-NYSCF partnership to accelerate cures for the major diseases of our time through stem cell research, from large iPSC cohorts for specific disease areas to developing...
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IntroductionNatural killer (NK) cells occupy an intriguing niche between adaptive and innate immunity. Like cytotoxic T lymphocytes, they can recognize and kill infected or malignant cells and...
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View highlights and comparison of JAX genetically engineered isogenic iPSC and donor-derived, disease-specific iPSC lines.
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